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Eduroam: Secure Roaming Wireless Network

Discover Eduroam, a secure, global roaming wireless network for research and education. Learn about its authentication process and implementation across various institutions globally. Setting up the service involves configuring RADIUS policies and transitioning to Eduroam as the primary SSID.

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Eduroam: Secure Roaming Wireless Network

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  1. Mark Spencer - James Dickerson I-Light Members Meeting 2019

  2. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Higher Ed

  3. What is ? • A secure, world-wide roaming wireless network access service developed for the research and education community. • Uses 802.1X for authentication and a hierarchical system of RADIUS servers • Started in 2002 in Europe, eventually came to U.S. ten years later.

  4. What is ? • Connect local users to their local network • Connect visitors (from other eduroam institutions) to the local network • Connect local users to other participating networks.

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  8. Where is ? • All IU locations • 7 other I-Light members • 633 institutions across the U.S • 101 territories worldwide

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  12. How to setup Three RADIUS polices are needed: • Roaming user policy • Allows external campus user to authenticate • Local user policy • Allows campus user to authenticate locally • Proxy user policy • Forwards non-campus users to eduroam-us servers

  13. How to setup

  14. Allows connections from eduroam-us RADIUS servers This removes the suffix from the USERID

  15. This makes sure we allow the correct IU domains

  16. This allows any domain that doesn’t match an IU domain to get proxied to the eduroam-us RADIUS servers.

  17. eduroam will become the main SSID at IU • IU Secure will be retired in January 2020 • Other universities trending this direction • 32% use eduroam as primary SSID • Communication Plan to educate users

  18. How to get https://www.eduroam.us/ Internet2 members = free If not an Internet2 member, let’s have a conversation 

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